roman: you know, not a lot of pushback so far. fact, you know, we started this process with really--you know, we're all very passionate about tapping into the full economic potential of the latino community. right, we see the numbers, both good and bad, right? we see the population numbers in terms of, you know, representing 17% of the country today, and expected to be 1 in 3 americans being latino by 2050. it's a great potential opportunity. then when you look at the numbers in terms of, well, how many of us are actually graduating from college? how many of us are becoming managers in professional roles? how many of us are prepared for retirement? those numbers are really bad. and so, we looked for, you know, how do you create a platform that both leverages the opportunity, but also addresses the challenges? and there hasn't been a lot of pushback to that. in fact, there's been a lot of--we've been able to sign a great deal of partnerships because they believe in that vision. damian: so, your target audience is all of the above,

. >> i was hardened by the very strong pushback by leadership in both parties to the muslim ban. to have paul ryan, mitch mock continental, hillary clinton, there was very strong pushback on that. i think for the muslim community that had to have been at least somewhat heartening. >> dickerson: although still see in the polls that there's support within republican party and donald trump didn't seem to fall from that. let's switch now to 2016 although playing with all the same teams, basically. david, to you, is there a big question in 2016 that you hope will get resolved or at least question we should keep in mind as we're looking at the issues in the next year? election about inequality. is it the trump sort of rhetoric which is just playing on the division and getting people to blame mexicans and others maybe for what's happening. or can the likely democratic nominee, hillary clinton, come with solutions to in'quality. i think that is the issue of the coming year is the issue of the election and it's so visceral. >> i don't think it's about inequality i think it's about change.

if the irs were to choose to challenge it, so there's some pushback on that. but i've spoken to multiple different tax experts, and they think ultimately yahoo! will be fine along those lines. so, first thing, spin off the ali baba shares. i think the next thing is to monetize yahoo! japan. they own about a 35% stake. that's about a roughly $4 billion asset after tax. if they could save another $4 billion, you're looking at $8 billion of value there. then i think what they could do is really offload the search business to google, and i think they could get a roughly 10%, 15% lift to ebitda if they did that. after that's said and done -- >> what's left? >> well, the core business of display and search i think is valued around $5 billion or so, $5, $6 billion. they could potentially sell that, and i think that's the ultimate exit strategy, i think, for marissa myers, ultimately, after she's done all the things i've talked about, is sell the business. >> it marissa mayer the problem? that company's had lots of reasonably capable ceos in a relatively short period

there's a lot of pushback against the tpp, mcconnell opposes provisions that hurt the tobacco industry and republicans are wary of helping the president score a legacy trade win. democrats also are against the bill because of labor and environmental conflicts and the presidential candidates may not want a vote the american farm bureau trade adviser dave salmonsen says, "senator mcconnell is just saying there are issues that different groups want addressed even after the agreement's been signed they want some more effort on these and then unless those are looked at and something is done about them. it'll be hard to put together the support necessary to get enough votes for passage." salmonsen says after elections there might be other challenges, "if this is a chance to finally get this done after all the litical pressuresre off and ybe there'll be chges inntrol this looks like it ybe the only opportunity to move it. then that may be an argument gument to that always ts issues get put aside ding election year and thleck calendar tends tee paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobod

they have given bushback and that will be a -- they have given pushback. but what's wringt single syllable words in the describing tour foreign policy. huge, big were fierce, tough. that's what's connecting with voters. people don't want details it's sad but true. >> i think it was hugh hewitt who asked the direct question, how will you attack isis through carpet bombing. kennedy: rands paul, ted cruz and marco rubio took turns dueling over the nsa and the trade-off of security versus civil liberties. >> i will give ted cruz major props. it was clear rubio was going to go after cruz on his vote to rescind his vote. cruz pushed back because the tide has shifted more in marco rubio's favor. he said now based on the program i pushed through we have access too cell phone information. he had a good response. i'm not talking about the libertarian audience. he had a legitimate response. kennedy: rubio has been inconsistent on this and he dos hasn't done a god job of explaining why and how it's important. but many people have said it wouldn't have done anything di

getting some pushback from gun-control advocates as well as provocative messages from "the new york daily news." >> prayer does not fix things. that helps me know what i need to fix. reporter: their fight continues in the: congregations to protest and lobby congress. mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. alison: abc 7 once you join this conversation on the issue of gun control. we have posted a poll on twitter. does the mass in california and make you more likely to arm yourself or to support tighter gun control laws? at last check those supporting gun control were rarely edging up -- barely edging out those the said they would want to arm themselves. with another of local gun stores are seeing an increase in sales. kimberly suiters continues our covers live in falls church with what she found today. reporter: consider this. back on black friday the fbi ran a record number of firearms background checks. pers second. the desire for more firepower really goes on the increase. two dudeds,y brothers joshua and jeremiah. their brand of business is offbeat. a communal living room with a copy is fres

there's been a lot of intensity and pushback. but i honestly would have said we expected that.he fact that we had the first -- the nation's first minority president elected. many said this is the end of ris discrimination. that's not the case. you've seen this active effort by eliminating section five and states trying to pass these restrictive voting laws. instead of playing fair and allowing one person, one vote, they're trying to game the system. we call it cheating. they are trying to get people electd who don't have the majority support of the communities in which they are supposed to represent. >> we have a map of the states with the voting restrictions. what is your organization doing to fight these voter restriction efforts and what are you hearing from the latino community specifically? >> on the one side, we actually are engaging on these lawsuits. we're providing briefs or leading the suits. the problem with eliminating section five used to be the justice department would preclear these states moves like this. in the case of these lawsuits, most of the time the restr

. >> it is not hard to understand the pushback from democrats, of course. but there is also a lot of pushback from the gop leaders, gop elders, and gop officeholders, and gop fellow candida candidates, but americans who fill the arenas for the donald trump rallies who put him on top of poll after poll after poll regardless of the controversy after controversy after controversy are standing firm, and they are standing with donald trump. randi kaye had a chance to do something fabulous go out to speak with them, several of them outside of mr. trump's appearance last night in mount pleasant, south carolina. >> reporter: as the reporters waited in line to hear donald trump speaking, words spread about his latest idea, banning all muslims from entering the u.s. >> donald trump is aing that muslims should not be allowed to enter the country until the u.s. figures out what is going on. do you agree? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: why? >> who knows what they are going to be bringing into the country, isis, and who knows. >> reporter: and he is not the only person calli

well, start taking everything we say seriously and pushback when we make absolutely no sense. [applause] i wanted to come here and talk about foreign-policy. my 36 trips to a rack. i will get there in a minute i will talk to you about winning elections. how many believe we have a problem with young women as republicans? [applause] what do you think that problem is? any idea? it is a variety of problems. how about abortions? to any of you think that that creates a problem for the republican party? i think you can be as pro-lifers you want to be as long as you are sincere and as long as you have a reasonable approach to the pro-life issue. they are not going to lose this election because you are pro-life. hispanics as a group area group are pro-life. african-americans are more supportive of traditional marriage than aiming to our graphic in the country. it is not because of social issues. his positions we take. disconnect us from america at large. how many of you believe there should be an exception for woman who has been a victim of a rape and has become pregnant? i don't belie

. >> a pushback from trump after that comment saturday night. he attacked hillary clinton on "meet the press" saying she lies about everything. trump isn't the only one challenging. tracy hill is live on capitol hill now with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they're not seeing eye to eye. in syria bernie sanders says we need to deal with isis before we try to take out assad. other candidates like marco rubio say it's not the united states who will take out assad, it's the syrian people. yes, definitely a clash over this. isis and syria right in the middle of it as we head into the holiday with these candidates still trying to get your support. at least six of them will be in new hampshire today. new hampshire is a focal point. they've got the first primary coming up in about a month and a half or so. the latest numbers on the rb side. donald trump um 16 points over ted cruz. we saw him over the weekend and marco rubio. on the other side, hillary clinton is actually not winning in new hampshire right now. ber any sanders has about a

we'll explain the pushback over plans for a $100 million stadium on the university campus.me back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. speaking of stadiums bill knows my buddy is a head coach at navy. he texted me is it going to be in the 60s on saturday? yeah my buddy bill henley says it must be so. >> you tell him we're heading for record temperatures this weekend. but you won't feel it this morning. the temperatures have dropped. this is the last coldest morning of the week. we're going to see temperatures in the 20s and 30s warm into the 50s this afternoon. but at this hour they are falling. 30 in wrightstown. millville 27 and at freezing in doylestown. roxborough is above freezing at 34 in northeast philadelphia. just got colder along the delaware trail. cold as it is we'll see a warmer day with sunshine and scattered high clouds.

but we have has seen a steady stream of politicians not want to look at the gun issue, because the pushbacky will get from the nra and others, but who are intent on saying this is a measured view we have of things, we might not be so safe, so it is politically played poorly to say guess what we spent $4 trillion on an intelligence advances in the past 14 years, and guess what, we're safer. >> but is it politically correct, this is president obama at the national counter terrorism center. >> good morning, everybody. well, as president and commander in chief, my highest priority is the security of the american people, and on a regular basis i convene members of my national security team for an in-depth review of our efforts to prevent terrorist attacks against our citizens around the world and here at home. we examine any known and emerging threats. we review our security posture, and we make sure that we're taking every necessary measure to protect our people. today i want to hold our meeting here, rather than in the situation room at the white house, i wanted to hold it at the national coun

. >> reporter: the trip sparks blanket outrage across the middle east and strong pushback from within israel, as 37 members of the israeli parliament demanded the prime minister cancel the meeting. >> donald trump's decision to cancel or indefinitely postpone his trip to israel is being greeted here with a sigh of relief. his visit would have placed us in a difficult position. we are surrounded by muslim countries. >> reporter: the contentious candidate is polling strong. ahead double digits nationally. in a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, 42% of gop voters say they support his muslim ban, but he is facing increased competition from ted cruz. especially in iowa where the texas senator locked up a key endorsement today, while taking a dig at trump. >> ultimately, the decision is who has the right judgment? experience and judgment to serve as commander in chief. >> reporter: from cruz to this bald eagle in a "time" magazine photo shoot, trump is under attack from all sides. even in the middle east where his wallet could take a hit as his business ties are facing increased scrut

we'll explain the pushback over plans for a $100 million stadium on the university campus. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. speaking of stadiums bill knows my buddy is a head coach at navy. he texted me is it going to be in the 60s on saturday? yeah my buddy bill henley says it must be so. >> you tell him we're heading for record temperatures this weekend. but you won't feel it this morning. the temperatures have dropped. this is the last coldest morning of the week. we're going to see temperatures in the 20s and 30s warm into the 50s this afternoon. but at this hour they are falling. 30 in wrightstown. millville 27 and at freezing in doylestown. roxborough is above freezing at 34 in northeast philadelphia. just got colder along the delaware trail. cold as it is we'll see a warmer day with sunshine and scattered high clouds. 38 degrees at 7:00. 46 degrees at 10:00. the wind out of the south at 9 miles an hour. 1:00 this afternoon that bit of a southerly wind will help with the warm-up. 54 degrees and climbing at 1:00 today. we'

refugee agency says come were subjected to ill treatment and pushbacks by the macedonian border policers and aid groups are doing what they can to help. >> we have a camp with medical services. we have shelter, which is covered and heated. >> reporter: some greek charities are also cooperating. a group of chefs and volunteers are preparing hot meals. >> if we do not give food at the time people need it, we are nothing for us. >> reporter: about 20 minute's drive from the border this gas station became a waiting point. families rest and wait to be allowed to continue their journey. some of them arrived the night before. some protestant groups felt it's time to preach. >> we are giving people some free magazines that they speak how god will help their life. >> reporter: arounding out leaflets and copies of the bible. dozens of people have their stories to tell. this is a pharmacist from syria. he says the treatment he has got here is rough. >> we slept on the bus. no toilets, no food. i want to live in dignity and have a better life for my children. >> reporter: for many the risk is wort

any liberal pushback on this? >> we're go g. with it. we love america, we love christmas. we love hanukkah and kwanzaa and ramadan, we love everything. we're the loving party. >> you're very exclusive. but don't say the pledge of allegiance in schools. >> i'll say it. >> all right. got to go. coming up, hey america, what are you doing for new year's eve? my personal invitation to everyone watching coming up. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us. you can see jonathan's stock picks. time to wake up, america. i have exciting news to share with you all. i'm hosting fox news's all american new year's eve

any liberal pushback on this? >> we're go g. with it. we love america, we love christmas. we love hanukkah and kwanzaa and ramadan, we love everything. we're the loving party. >> you're very exclusive. but don't say the pledge of allegiance in schools. >> i'll say it. >> all right. got to go. coming up, hey america, what are you doing for new year's eve? my personal invitation to everyone watching coming up. >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us. you can see jonathan's stock picks. time to wake up, america. i have exciting news to share with you all. i'm hosting fox news's all american new year's eve next thursday. donald trump will be there along with other presidential hopefuls ringing in 2016. join us for the new years extravaganza. it's going to be huge. before we go and say merry christmas to everyone, you guys all going to join us on fox's extravaganza, the all american new year's eve? >> i don't -- i think i'm going to just say forget the party. i'm watching fox. i'm watching you. >> all right. >> party time. >> and donald trump and some of the others

ncaa emails show former head of safety david klossner pushing for more stringent rules, and facing pushback from inside the organization. >> very interesting email here from klossner where he says, 'return same day issue seems to be our biggest barrier. i've yet to find legitimate data to show that same day return to play is a good thing.' >> klossner's the one in here who keeps bringing up the idea about rules for return to play, the safety of this and what an issue it is. >> "i've been pretty busy with meetings, and trying to get david klossner off my back. that dude wears me out." >> so the one guy raising the red flag here, is getting shut out? >> shut down, suppressed, and criticized. >> i think it's a big lie and a big facade that the ncaa is putting on with the commercials that their main priority is the student athlete and their health. that's a lie. >> the ncaa has not investigated any school for violating its safety rules. >> at least in the case of the nfl players is that they're professional athletes being paid millions of dollars, and they have lawyers, they have agents, they h

any liberal pushback on this? >> we're go g. with it. we love america, we love christmas.love hanukkah and kwanzaa and ramadan, we love everything. we're the loving party. >> you're very exclusive. but don't say the pledge of allegiance in schools. >> i'll say it. >> all right. got to go. coming up, hey america, what are you doing for new year's eve? my personal invitation to everyone watching coming up. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us. you can see jonathan's stock picks. time to wake up, america. i have exciting news to share with you all. i'm hosting fox news's all american new year's eve next thursday. donald trump will be there along with other presidential hopefuls ringing in 2016. join us for the new years extravaganza. i

>> reporter: the warning label is not coming with some pushback. the national restaurant association saying it is the latest assault the goes too far too fast for new york after a strong community. new york restaurants and small producers are turning to take legal action but customers seem to be embracing it. >> for the betterment of our health. >> people have high blood pressure and don't need extra salt. >> reporter: the changes and coming syntactically restaurants are supposed have those labels implemented on menus by today. there will be a 90 day grace period so if restaurants don't make the change by march 1st they could see a $200 fine from the city. live in times square this theresa: rainy tuesday morning. >> 27 years of commemorating world aids day with the services and the events route the country. the white house, a huge red ribbons on display, it gives everyone around the globe the opportunity to unite in the fight against hiv even though the disease has gone from a death sentence to a manageable and chronic illness, 34 million people re

hear his comments and the pushback from his fellow gop candidates. >>> quite a mess in juniata. details on large water main break and the efforts to repair that damage. those stories, accuweather, and traffic. "action news" is up next. well, entertainment -- >> end of the show, i'm new. >> we saved the best for last. piece of entertainment history. walt disney's office at walt disney studios just the way he left it the day he died near 50 years ago. after months of hard work, finally the moment many have been waiting for. >> thanks to our archives team walt's office has been restored right down to the tiniest detail. >> reporter: family pictures on the walls, the stapler on the desk, the colored pencils, script, everything in place as the man himself walt disney left it back in 1966. >> brings me back to being a child and, you know, it's sad to be here and have him not here. i think we're still missing grandpa almost every day. but they did afternoon incredible job in putting things back where they were. it feels -- it feels warm. >> putting this office back, it was extremely im

. >> trevor: what was crazy for me was, in the story, i didn't realize how much pushback there was. against him for a long time. some people in the media were working with that. it was a tough story and interestingly enough, in the movie, that was a story. and outside of the movie that became the story. like did you feel like you were going up against something powerful. because as they said in this fim, i think it was alec bald win who said, there's only two things, there is god and there is football. >> yeah. >> trevor: god is number one. >> and football is number two, right, yeah. it was-- it was a very stressful time for-- well, for me as an actor. bennett lived through it, so i'm not going to pretend like my stress was-- yes, it was so tough taking on this role. it was so tough, and you know, trying to achieve this, you know. but it was a very current story. so i played other people before but in this, it was in the headlines every week for the last year. so we were shooting in pittsburgh. so family members of some of the players, the diseased players were on the set. so it was

it's been met with strong pushback from many corners including his own party.'s lana zak reports. >> donald trump has jumped the shark. he's gone too far. >> reporter: sharp condemnation for donald trump from everyday americans to fellow republicans. >> you know how you make america grate again, tell done tram go to hell. >> reporter: all in response to trump's most recent controversial proposal. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: but for young muslim americans, it's hard to see the republican frontrunner's opinion as a one off. >> these children are kind of walking around carrying the weight of their religion on their shoulders. >> my teachers told me specifically to keep our heads up high. >> i used to hearing things like go back to your country really discriminatory phrases like that. i'm kind of sick of hearing it because this is my country. >> reporter: on the front cover of the new york daily news a paraphrase of that poem about the holocaust. it reads in part when he came fo

. >>> this morning, political pushback against donald trump's proposed travel ban on muslims intensifies. members of new york city council plan to add their voices to the public condemnation later this morning. philadelphia's mayor spoke already, and he didn't mince words. i mean, what do you -- i apologize, reverends. >> strong words from mayor michael nutter, even surrounded by religious leaders. in our area, members of the muslim community expressed their disbelief. >> how could you say that i'm not allowed to come in here? to just create that whole hostility to begin with against muslims or against any different nation or different belief, it's just wrong. >> trump is now clarifying his position. he says any ban on muslim travel or immigration would be temporary. fellow republican presidential candidates, even the party leader, labeling trump's comments as un-american. >>> the couple in the san bernardino mass shooting may have been planning their attack for longer than first thought. sources are telling nbc news syed farook and tashfeen malik practiced at a local gun range for at le

pushback that we have seen? >> no. >> not organized. >> disorganized? is there'smain thing a lot of fear that any concerted, organized effort would basically -- there would be a backlash of the sort like donald trump would then leave party and run as an independent and there's nothing that would be worse for the himblican party than running as an independent, because he'd split their vote would win. clinton >> senator jeff flake of arizona, a pretty pragmatic republican, sort of tells it like it is, especially from a procedural standpoint. an interview this afternoon and was asked the question that so many other republicans have been asked. if he's theport him nominee? and he said he's not going to be the nominee. do you all say that? he said, because if we say he should leave the party or we say we won't vote for him, he's going to leave and run as a third-party candidate and we're lose.to hopefully this process will prevail and he won't be the will realizerump that -- >> it sounds like wishful thinking. they they wait him out, if can get into late jan

randy: the pushback he's facing right now from republicans. a different take on pictures with santa. the adorable photo shoot going randy: good morning. 4:44 on this tuesday morning, right? emily: it is. randy: here we go. another wintry blast across the country. this is video from minnesota where several inches fell yesterday. and that snow was expected to continue into the overnight hours. emily: it is the first of december. cindy: it is. december 1, meteorological winter beginning. you know, it's early. cindy: is this like a holiday for you. cindy: no but it is the beginning of changes. there's the snow swirling around back there. we are going to see the warmer side of this system coming on in. and it is going to bring us some rain. it will be spread out over a couple of days so low impact this morning on your morning commute but this afternoon into tonight, the rain is going to ramp up. we are going to see a bit of a lull early tomorrow before another round comes in in the afternoon. this is spread out over a couple of days. before we move

we heard not a lot of pushback on the idea of what a lot of people consider to be conservative values. i believe amanda and s.e. do in terms of fearing too much government intrusion, surveillance. we heard a lot of arguments in favor of sending troops. sending u.s. troops abroad. which is, again, something that after the iraq war you wouldn't necessarily expect. >> i don't think we can oversee the influence of lindsay gram in this debate. he is leading, he has dominated the foreign policy discussion among republican circles for a long time. and, really, i think the big question going forward in this debate and for the party is that are we going to learn the lessons from the bush administration. are we going to double down on their mistakes? we're seeing a lot of false choices being presented. either we're going to send thousands of ground troops into numerous countries or you're an isolationist. a surveillance state or risk another domestic terror attack. i think that there is a third way that stands up for the constitution that stands up for the bill of rights and our right to privac

charlie rose: any contradictions for you, any pushback? peter: we knew what we were walking into.e know that football is not a sport. it is part of the social and cultural fabric of the country. on thanksgiving day we think of the cowboys in the lines. we knew we were walking into a cultural phenomenon. we all stayed true to our mission which was character. wasman that will plays truly one of the most unusual and joyful people. he was so pure spirit. you stay focused on character. the consequences to the sport, that is what is happening around us. what is really , how iting about bennett try to understand the character. i try to figure out what did they want. we all want lots of things. we all primary desires that most of our life is directed towards. was i found with bennett that he wanted to be accepted as an american. from the time he was a little boy he wanted to be accepted as an american. because he thought that america was the place where god sent all of his favorite people. , he hasng in his life eight degrees. the way that he dressed. was about living up to this spiritual

. >>> amid more pushback donald trump is demanding apologies and touting what he says is evidence supporting his claim from 11 days ago, after he called for surveillance of certain mosques. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down, and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. thousands of people were cheering. >> now trump's claim has been widely refuted. and he and others have not produced the footage that the republican front-runner claims to have seen. yesterday trump tweeted a "new york post" editorial from three days after the attacks that said, quote, here in new york, it was easy to get angry listening to egyptians and palestinians, egyptians, palestinians and the arabs of nearby paterson, new jersey, celebrate as they received word of the murderous attacks in new york and in washington. trump posted an image of the editorial with the comment, any apologies? but its author says he didn't personally witness the event. trump also sent out this video of radio host curtis doing tv comme

> obviously what we did this morning, everybody thought was fairly draconian and we got a lot of pushback on it. but given what they announced tonight, we were not nearly draconian enough. i think our fear was always that when you have a situation like this that happens with a company that has a halo of quality on it, it actually -- the impact could be even worse than it could be on something like taco bell. so i guess our fears kind of played out with the press release tonight and obviously we'll have to revisit our numbers. >> what sort of multiple do you think chipolte should trade at at this point. the forward p.e. is about 33. mcdonald and yum, are they in the low 20s or so. where should it trade right now? >> well i think i heard you say earlier on the show 480 would be a number you would look to get interested in. i think that depends on what next year '16 numbers look like. but based on what they guided to for fourth quarter for '15 and what that could imply for '16 because you have to assume the trend on comps on '16 is worse than what we previously put into the public domain thi

he's fighting to pass the act to provide medical care for 9/11 first responders, despite pushback fromate majority leader mitch mcconnell. so he used a hypothetical to explain things. >> first responders to the monster situation, and they helped get rid of the monster, clean up after the monster for months but they ended, because they got monster juice on them got sick. would you help those people? >> yes. >> no. >> hold on one second. no? you would be the congress person. would you guys take care of the people? >> yes. >> it seems obvious. so what i would say is, this is our senator mcconnell. you be senator mcconnell. and you would be a normal human people. >> former presidential candidate is giving a sort of state of the race for 2016 to our own andrea mitchell. >> i'm not certain ronald reagan could get the nomination today. >> you think donald trump could get the nomination? >> i didn't think so a couple of months ago. but, his numbers are staying fairly steady. i think if he wants to be president, or wants to be the nominee, he needs to tone down his rhetoric, and he needs to get